The book of Revelation can be a very tough book to read, but God has saved the best for last.

Stick around to find program today. My name is Mando Gonzalez, and I am here in studio with Bill Sallis. Welcome, Bill.

Hey, Mando, it's great to be doing another program with you here. Last time you were here, you discussed your book on the Millennium Prophecies, and along

with all the rest of your stuff that you've done, you've produced a DVD.

Right, yeah, with the whole book series, the End Time series, with the Now Prophecies, the

next prophecies, the last prophecies, the final prophecies,

and now we have the Millennium Prophecies and the New Jerusalem book. Each one of those has

their own teaching DVD, and we've just finished and published the DVD for the Millennium

Prophecies. Talked off the press. You know, there's a lot of discussion that goes on, and

yet, as it relates to eschatology, but yet not a lot of discussion that goes on and yet as it relates to

eschatology, but yet not a lot of discussion that goes on to about the millennium. And so

let's kind of, let's talk about really the aspects of the millennium because, you know,

we see Jesus returning in great glory and he inherits quite a mess when he comes, doesn't he?

That's right. He's going to come and set up his messianic kingdom, the high point of Old Testament prophecy, the millennium.

We find out it's a thousand years, six times in Revelation chapter 20.

We hear about a thousand year period of time.

That's how we know the length of the messianic age.

But he's got inherit a mess.

He's got an antichrist and a false prophet on the scene.

He's got Satan that was cast out of heaven in Revelation chapter 12 at the second half of the

tribulation. He's got to deal with him. He's got, you know, the abomination and desolation

we're told in Daniel chapter 12, still standing 30 days after his return. He's got to get

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